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Wow. That reminds me of the theatre at my elementry school...

(Except it was in slightly better condition...)
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...Ya know, there seems to be a theme of theatres in asylums...(judging after looking through a few of your galleries) did the patients actually preform or something? Or did actors come to preform for them...?
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Dang! Aint this painting worth some money!!! You should've gaffled it & took it to an apraiser. I got $1,500 for an old raggady painting I found while cleaning a shool's old storage attic. True story! scratches and all!!!
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This shoot looks like a sceen from T2 .
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Good answer Sande.
There is a abandon hospital in vancouver wa that i have always wanted to take pictures in. i guess they have it on complete lock down so no one can get in. i can tell its an amazzing place though i hope it looks like this inside.
That looks expensive.
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DIB, you forgot about the mass grave.
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I found out today that Marlin Monre spent time in a state instution.
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Ive never seen one like that . Must be fairly old.(I hope) if not, That means I dont get out enough.
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Motts, what is the differance between psychiatric center and a forensic psychiatric center?
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It might of been a homless person found dead.
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OOooh! And what is more creapy is that the damn DUCK that shouts "AFLAAAAK!!!" has also been there! lol
I had a relative that was commited to a room in this very place and he commited suicide in it as well. Might be a bit understandable now that i've seen it. This all happened in the early 1900's.
This work moves me.
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Made my first trip alone today to the far right of the land. Went into a few buildings and one DR. house. Unsure which is the Salmone building. Can someone tell me which one it is and location? Is this photo in the Salmon building? There was TOO many people today walking around, I left, till next time...any advise on times to go? I love this sight!